Free Practice Questions for Esri EAPA_2025 Exam

The Baseline Aligned dimension tool is used when multiple measurements need to originate from a common baseline. This is exactly the case when measuring multiple crop fields from the same starting location, ensuring consistent and aligned measurements across features.

Simple Aligned creates individual dimension lines between two points but not aligned from a single baseline.

Continue Dimensions adds dimensions that continue from the endpoint of the previous dimension but is not intended for measurements from a common baseline.

Baseline Aligned properly anchors all measurements to the same origin point.

Therefore, the correct answer is B.

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The Data Engineering view in ArcGIS Pro provides quick access to key statistics (total, mean, min, max, etc.) for any numeric fields in a table. This allows rapid inspection of multiple fields without running separate geoprocessing tools or creating charts.

Create Field Statistics Chart (Option B) creates charts but is not as efficient for comparing multiple fields simultaneously.

Summary Statistics (Option C) creates grouped output tables but is more suitable for aggregation across rows, not across multiple fields.